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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1887-12-10
s'svanea done sur's p'stefoeme ct So
dreeeant 4 la Eonlo: :.

s'avauca done sur 10 plsteforme ct Sc.
dressant 4 Ia fonle:
Ladies ct gentlemen, dit.i,, N. Jim
Cocktail, mon client, Went Dc me de-
,namdcr tout has De vous pr6senter ses
excuses. II s'est reveill6 tes nerveux,
CO mstiu, ct c'est pour cola qse con ct.
titnde depuis ciuq on six minutes, ma
pas 6t6 absolumsut % qa'dIe sursit do
etre. Msis Il m'a promis % mqurir On
vrai grntIemau, ct je reronds do lni,
vous allies voir plut6t.
En- meme temps, N. whatanose, ~
dirigeant vers ls condauu@, que deux
Rarjieus maiuteuaieut dbbout sur la
plateforme 1 bascule, lui passs presto.
meut la corle 90 cou !; mails, dams Ie
movement II accrocha % resort die.
siwul6 sous h barbe do mauuequin ct
alors - produisit 10 incident a2reux,
tel Qa'ea n'ea await jaoais 80 de parsil
dams l'histoire des executions capitsles.
Dams 10 corps de jim QpcktaiI,
quelque chose ronAs aseo 90 Puit de
pendaIe qui - sonner, ct, tout = coup
on air de dause 6chsvelee soeti9de Tin.
t6riear, taudis que les jamtea prisea
dun movement sosdain, ex6 htaient
une gigue endiabl6e sor ls tfsp1p, ct ls
sheriff ct ses acolytss, y comprid dIs eles.
gyuan, SXvaoouissaieot ASwst =.
L. msnuequin Dc jim Ooek y, ne
niSsstemeot fsbeiqu6 per Ies Dteaai.
eiens Do - baude, 6tait un eat nate I
masiqos, tsat reooat6, et psooA fae'
tio1nee PER b d6teste dun dlm y petit
eliqust que b eoeds dsvait AD60tet
aAssou visr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06


Ths Eafl OF Aberdeen Was given
very cordial rscsption on Saturday st
ksnaas Cry whsEs 10 stopped on his
way eastward This . right The op.n-
ion of the Earl % Aberdeen on ths Irish
qnesticn IS entitled 70 much weight lie
was The mcst popular Eo1d Lieutenant
Ireiara has had aimee ths Union and
knows whereof he speaks. He 10 dsc.t-
sdly il favor Of hone rule and has grsG.
coDddsnce III the ability Of the Irish
people to govern themselves AMI yet De
loyal TO the Qasen- The reception
which the Lord Aberdeen received IN
San Francisco and has received az Kan
sas City should Be duplicated many
times over while be 10 IN this country.
Not because be Is peer out becsuss he
u a mao worthy oi the name and strong
enough 20 dsfsnd the weak. Courtesiss
extended to such man Will not savor Of
tosdyism, bat viii % only recognition
Of the true worth OF man who, although,
he "a the subject of Queen and belongs
to the nobility yet bas sentiments which
appeal 10 the heart OF every lover OF lib
erty. Let his welcome be generous.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
The Csishrztlon.

The Fourth OF July celebration proved to
be all that was expected. Rain in the
morning probably kept many people from
attending, but it laid the dust nicely and
proved 10 be blessing instead OF spelling
the enjoyment Of the occasion. The special
train from Grand Rapids on the NJ. @. Il. Il
l., wGs an haur late which delayed the
parade somewhat. It'took the procession
nearly an hour 10 pass given point and it
was nearly l o'clock before IL reached
Rogers Grove, whers the exercises took
place.
The military review in which the Custer
Guard and Innes Rifles of Grand
Rapids. Big Rapids Guards. Grand
Haven Rifles and Muskegon Rides
appeared was greatly admired and
all except the home company gave exhibit
ton drills, which were witnessed by thou
sands. The officers OF the several COM
paEies had agreed beforehand that there
should be only an exhibition instead OF a
regular contest, and that the prize money
-S75, $50 and S25-should be equally di-
yiaed among the outside com panIes. This
was done, and each company received
$3.50. At the conclusion of the drill,
which was not finished until 6:30 the gen.
eral impression seemed 70 be that the COM
panies ranked in drilling about as follows:
Custer Guards, Innes Rifles, Big Rapids
Guards and Grand Haven Rifles.
The races at the driving park were well
attended, and the game OF ball between the
Grand Rapids CLUB and Rosen Bros nine
was witnessed By a large crowd. The game
resulted in q victory for the home club by a
score of 20 Ill
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

faeE 1Es G.. = L EzilEced Is ofksn
okllgsd 70 ssat spsssi eE sid e.
zins aortk Il aisht n order - sal bzek
ioasissi frsszht esrs. waie1 vent ap empty.
Does AM nady suppose Tat tcs s1tizs
rsesi PAS II It's ssles ~ Democrats t0r
a1o1IE Is tie sosns 1zsltlonsd Eo1id psy
for lEs eesl nse.isd t. Asul al sEziAs
fxol hsrs 70 tie Traverse Cky Dra3caf
Mr. Ball ssys ths Democrat @lll pass
into h.sterg1 AID it meet assarsdly slli
aloaz siEh ths azaaas1g srsisls describing
the -Eush snd tas rear q TIE Democrats
> sesaA"
AF BALA also seems greatly worried
because 80 tninAs s~fhs Mstzopolitan
shich. ssngalzry snosgh, ks sptly daos
tbs Paper-vili iaaitass him. When the
TX Ea441- HzsALD initiates the Dsnl0-
erat II 4ogtniag, tie sasn agszaent of tbs
paper vii be IA 0lhes haads.
As Il Is z0w. 70 sge happy aid oon-
iortabls. Tas circuls,ieR q this paper -
iFsb.o that % the Noraihg Tslesrans CT
htlie m0rs than year age. It Is earn
Ins neFs tkAn treb.s the money, 10 uni-
Eersaily conceded 70 bs the most popular
and inn l-niiAi paper IN tbs State, outside
d Dstroit. ard has a larger circulation IN
Northern Michigan thsn sSy three papers
published IN Michigan.
II Mr.. BALLs -hurrah" bad been little
more ssnsibls we shJcld have hesitsted
- pfickins his b1bble. We shall net
otlsc. II Mr. BALL should suddenly take
Il INTO his bead to p5rchsss the whole G..
Z. x l. system snd have Plank's Hotel
FOR = summer cottage. Should 10 do so
hs viii nave the felicity Of reading the
SUNDAY TELxGsA1- HHsALD at breakfast
sgsry Sabbath on the Picturesque Isle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

tnS 4ysEsEi2es AEi14ts shNs 12h&kzl
HG-4&A k1sss-Wk@t xAey are.
May people ~Ao have estsa poorly
oooked PORK e4ye b<ea sEt4kksd 81 pciSoa-
oas btsie saiAsas sAst are in tbs uaeeaked
u1s4f 40 Allied IEess hllle s1laesls are
es-isa txicl5az. sa1 thsY are gsfy dznker-
9us- buf there 4re ulil5cus of Unseen an
sns.s Or zeFEas Ia every ineh Of air and
eyery drop q ssssF. IAey aFs tAs sappo<t
II lie <nd tbsy sEe ne cause Of csslb.
Neen the b0cy 5 stFo8g zaa vigorous
these gern9s are Killed ay tae srsleEE, bat
Nhsn ~esknsss-teln blaod. tires feesings
ioss 81 appefite an1 sieeD lessLeSs Corae on
Il lss sig2 hat these gsFms are not belag
killed. but are multiplying. poisoning Ghe
blood and undermining TIE lie They
mast bs destroyed, OF death il its worst
form Is certain 70 result.
There Il eat one NAY Ia which these
germs can &c destroyed, and g1st Is by
driving them cut OF tae blood by some pure
and powerful compound. TIE English
people have found the secret Of this Snd
their blood Is probably paler thAa thst of
any other pzlisn- The almost universal
Use OF DR.. Aeksr's Blood Elixir has proven
the absolute certainty OF driving out dis
ease germs anu lis growing popularity ~
America dsnonstrsles the same thing. IL
is practically impossible for germ 10 live
where Acker's Elixir Is faithfully used aud
malaria. scrofuls. eruptions, pimples syph-
little tAint. rheumatism and kindred
troubles can DC absolutely removed by IT'S
use.
There are thousands Of men aud women
today who owe their health and possibly
lives 10 this great remedy, and the fact that
il Is sold by all reliable dealers. upon a
positive guarantee and is within the reach
of sufferers. should Dc most gratifying re-
suits.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
DID Y0U cELEBRArE

d. yoa ,e,ebrzis the Fourth, sir,
Missing sDeec1es. shoot ~ guns
bEsxkias u cur noble Ll4sgs
Nakilg 4p thsT steep sons'
DID yGl .zlx ef 1eufzs nzfceeE,
Itl4 hes Eltal A. en ssc.e.
SPEAK Of Wolf thai Putnam sanQClshec-
Ho4cg ieecs aa1 d41s OF y0iS.
Dc you d. ~
Dl1 y0u 1y the noble eagle,
Waive our n4uEel heaven hiGf.
Read -le dccl4raLiDfi i0uciyt
Boast th4t iretdoni caruOt die.
Dfd y0u scof st other nations,
Growing Ike c.nanticleef.
Making half 0t Europe treDlbls,
Al your eIoquerce. with Iear!
Did you do Il.
DID yoU clssn this young Republic
W4s the greatest OF The eaEs8.
That yeroyaA uus- have struggled.
waeu the Bat0u had its birt1'
Dil you shout ana shoot your rockies.
DRINK v01r tO.sts luf sl1C your songs,
Magnify or Yankee virtues.
Overlook ~ peoples wrongs
D.d you d0A,
Wei. such are he regulation
Ways oi aol0r.nx the Gay
MayhaD there = glcry Ia II.
Bat We qucs.iOl does II pay2
Why nor give % France the credit
Yea. acknowledge unto spain
That tnsy nob,y st.0t beside IA,
Else We could not freedom gain,
Did you DO IL
Why provoke q e Mother country,
When We from ner lCtns sprung,
Are We not her honored cnllcrca-
sane IN culture. ~ and iong1el
Yea. We fought her. - each other,
In 4 deadly. household strife,
Shall We rant and brax sooul u,
Foster ieu6s he rest OF lie.
Did you 20 l3
Why be blinded 10 the troubles.
" nich are .e0InIlg I'd ahead,
See Ve uOt the CLOUDS taa- UJEeaten-
T1al oar naliou s1y Is red,
Resch scrOsS ne broad Atlantic;
1ss3SD each Mother cOunty's hand
Les no pride. Gs false a. Idle,
Gior'fv tnis troubled iand.
Did you do Il.
Brave 0ur ship Of State Is sailing
bct he waves ruu Uouo.e u hlSl,
MIg1.y breakers sse before "a.
lhulGier ci0rds athwart the SKY.
WAy de- ght n blazing rockets,
>faudIn pa q ofempty frOtl2
say outright, fte rscssss sa4sr.
that tEe nation GOd a wr0:h.
DID you do IL
FAsNEE REYNOLDS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

Wien Mr.. BALL or his paper, the Dem
ocraf. attempts to boom" anybody or
anything our usually duh and stupid
morning contemporary becomes ridicu-
lous. When the boon extends TO is
own sxplolss-to the enterprise OF the
Dsmocrot then toe effort becomes IN
speaksbiy humorous. The lest two or
three editions OK our amusing eOntsm-
rorary have bssD. as Il we're. ~lOade1 sor
bear" with laoorsd and laborious articles
IN praise OF the unhssTd-of enterprise OF
the Democrat IN sending a specisl tram
n,rtn over the Grsnd Rapids & Indians
Railroad TO convey thas papers Sundsy
edition 70 cities and towns who are
thirsting and star7iny for the wise words
OF BALfe The popuiacs want tie wis
DON q he Democrat co bad hat they
must have it damp from the wonderful
perfsct,Dz ~ pres - q that cf;cs
Accordingly Mr. BAIt 5as resolved 10
run a srecial that shall shrek through
the rice forests q the great north,
through fli she holrp ~ aiybt, dissemin-
sting the news Of tas world tcestAer
with ths propbstlo sdi.orisI uttsrancss of
FRAsK1fS WsrTsssoS BALL.
VondsrfHi enterprise!
ft shelf pass into history.
Tie G-snd Rapids Dsmccrat-Ths
New York HeroiA
FsxSKLrx wfrfxRsoS BsLL-JAMEs
Gonpos BESVsrr.
The croTred kings o. journalisTal
New ist ss SEQ seous this special train.
A year seo tts TFLzeRs4- BraALD can
vasse3 sbs matter ~ sec1rirr an enrrs
sad caboose of TIE Grsnd Hapids s Ia
dana Railrcaf 70 carry is Sunday
edition ncrsb. Tassmvca IS tbs iocrrai
i published seven DAYS 8 week sad ss
outside sulscribers Ca ss who li~a north
shers Sunday trans 10 rot run. psy but
tsr csuss rsr wesk Tor 81 rspsrs. it wss
thea ~ tsst tc ioab.e into Monday =
on a.ia e.f.icn al See Important news
and much of sile special natter prepared
Ger that siition sud 50 givs tbem a large
paper on Monday when AZ The news vas
fresh This cunto1sd untll 3 mcrth ago
when the management of this paper BE-
Kan negotiations VIA the Grand Rapids
d Indians Rsilrosd people 70 carry a
special editicn north. Tie natter was
practically settisd whan tks Bsnocraf
heard ef it and we're granted eracf1g ne
sanas prtri'sgss as ths TEnssRsM-
HzRAxD CT any ether pspev would hsve
bar. f.sst Sundays asiitioa Of the
TrtrasAx- EzzAi.D vas sreeial edition
cuntainiux = description e re Sumner
resorts of MichIgan. Il we sbout feur
tsusee IS isrze ss the largest psrer she
remocraf evsr rrintp3 ard "a VS. neithsr
dssirous nor pTsetiestle b serd ii inertia
SATURDAY night ss the summer resort
matfsr vss - b Incorporated n eur
Fourth of Jaly psper.
Tbis - the r>ssCn ass3 fAs onle reason
whv ne Tr1EsRAx- HsRAtB did nof -
rcrth cn Mr. Bans grest ~Nsw YORK
Hsraid Flyer Saturday night
And s~rA. ee1sis rssder, = snothsr
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
CIearances Yesscraay.

Propeller Anna Laura Chicago. $50. 900
feet lumber; Prop. A. e. Wilds, Chicago,
$4,000 feet lumber; Prop. Swallow, Chi
cago, 10000 feet lumber; Prop. Albert
Soper, Chicago. 600 feet lumber; Prop.
c. Hickox, Chicago, 10000 feet lumber;
Prop. Emma Thompson. Chicago, 10000
feet lumber Schooner Len Highly, Chi
cago, $1,000 feet lumber; Scbr. City of
Grand Haven. Chicago, 225, 600 feet lumber;
Schr. L. NJ Davis. Chicago, 225,000 feet
lumber; Schr. ". W. Jones, Chicago, 2t0,-
coo feet lumber; Schr. Kate Lyons, Chicago.
20, ,0C0 feet lumber; Schr. o. Shaw, Wau-
kegon so, ,0C0 feet lumber; Schr. Geo. Dun
bar. Chicago. 10000 feet lumber: Schr.
Jack Thompson. Chicago. 250.000 feet lum-
Der. Total lunber, 3, sol, 600 feet.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

Tie Gscal ysaE sudsd june 20 showed
ths Reduction Ok TIE Haisoual debt dnr-
az taAs perlOd 70 aavs been SiU9, ,!ol,-
es638. 1hs rsducsion nsds during the
monlh iast passed wsa Si6s52, ,lzall.
The total debt on June ~. inelIsdiag
both interest snd principle, WAS SLICE
77I.94S IS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

Ihis has ksen 3 pretty dry summer
snd Il q poasi5ls that IA sigrs nay isi'i
but au.sss thsg 10 CLEvkLASD snd
ELAISz vii be ths nozaicses u t1slr
psEllss noxt yssr
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

Al A1sertzsszaenrs IA n - eolnnau. uuaex
@AA1esSr h~s&. ekoepk "A as2tsa &1ss1e~
tiozlx. vii - ef.x-rged 4oF ~ tie aAttet1s
1dFszS<.
Ths n1naasf "a Ifnes IA ~as ~aserfAss4seaf
e@o hs fo.zna - 1fytaknx tas nsz1 Der of
~ercs ~ sessnA AEs p4rt of = laae osskassa
a. fG4 Ina.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

-AE9HUa kleaHoSo' aays some shock
nglY lL4Esg-iEslE things 10 bio Lud
JAxEs kEssELL Lo~sLL In The No-fk
Assericas Iserissu fof Ju,y. Sach COZ
duct calls tor b,ood. Cln to K.cEmond
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

Tbs diEersnee Ia p1pGiAlioa between
C1ie4zo and Graai Rapids 1ill be sin-
ply o IA 1872, AL CE.ieag0 VII have
1,oa00D lahabltsnta.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

All trains dsily except sunday.
local freight leaves Grand Rsrids 81 ~ 50 =
N Carrying fsaesFnCers far kaltnazoa -
Through ticiets % al p0Bts ans berths in aissp-
ing coaches can be secured a. UnioL 1lcfet Ofncs
e. Monroe-st, and ~ depot
J. W NcKESSEy, Gen'l AgL
Gro. W. NySsoS. city Ticket Agent
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

sDsiif fDsfly. escefd SUNDAY.
(;onneeti0ur-l. Via M n Cos hnaff With
rfrh pan 4 erirai and Grand - lfjk 4 Iecifns
Railroads z with ~ 81. A o. n X. CT HfnRh
fon Hancock. CEiuu1et. etc. aue points or Chi
Caeo A North western kT. ~ tiIfs
ocn'i T'a-s- sBc Ticket = 81 mar4reits. Nich
A Nkrsos. Cen eagt.. HaFqsffle Mach.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

lDAi.i SEncaf exc ptfo. ~DhI4.
Passengers tsfing the bl exprtfy make
connection al Detroit for New 9ork-Nlg lght en-
press has sseping from Iefroi. - fsFant
kspi0s.-ODly line running Limited express lcas-
ing here al Q q p m with parisr car 10 nctrolt
making cireof connection for al pcintf Bsx1. ar
r1rtnf ~ Rev fofk ~ 60 - the next even
inR.-Throush tickeU secured 90 D., g. H B AZ
odhors Sweets Holel, anc Al depot
5Ae CAafrEii. CITY Pass Agl
Gro. X. BEfvEs Trxrsc Manager. Chicsso
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

justice - clos zett-as started down ia
Esw 1olk. olt Il ~gsls tAsss lazt TIE
s4ms"
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
MICHIGAN CENTRaL

.Ds1ly. AL oshsn exoeFi sunday
sieepinf catfs Pacific aud Atlantic ~.
pres 10 and ffora Detroit it-Psrios cans ran 90
Day fnpfes and Grand Rapids Eapres ~ and
Ion iAcfro,t ---DircoI connections fnade e. Ils
troll with el through Trains eAxi. TiCkoss 0u ssle
at Union Ticket ofiice g. Monroe-st. ana al Union
depot
D. ". JOHNSTON. Mich. Pas. Ag't p Monfoes a.
CBks. II. koskis Oen'l Az T. ~ Mon neest
@. W. kU0GLEs. q. =. aud q a. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

Tie ss&ewalk o1 TIE east SIDE o. the Cen
ira seaool e1l.alnx III e< Esoalls II
s1eFl ll2ls sn1 l1sre slil % : Lev hight VI
s1EIEs sor The lzont eEsEzocs.
At hzif past eleven O'Clock yesterday
u0rclnz 81 ss 11Esg a enc ii the ocllsrs
IA u A. blo.<selts Dll. Tie mili val -
saa- GoSa ioT seEszal cays Tor repairs.
Ths 6Sht bstsesn Billy Gibbs aad Joe
NcDoasis. wirh skin-tshE gloves. a. TIE
AtAlslic club Fooa1s. s4s awarded - Gibbs
"a tao Eog1cs. hu1s. nys miaots.
S1aleags hss been issaed frsm Billy Gibbs
4Bd Zee Mcdonald 70 Gas. Isrsoa, the
~Plach I0wn PeLD EiEker ofsTs 10 nght
hiEA with skla-ught gloses. Tor gate re-
celfts Or stake.
Oa Ils night Of the Fourth, At I o'clock,
Mrs. k1ss. Who Vas sleeping IA snail
reosa ssek - the dining roon, n ler res
taurast oa IsrFscs-sE-- vas awakened oy
shkht Eslss- Ua looking up she
sas a mzn Standing beside her
bsd examining box she kept on the stand.
She tired to shoot the thief bat could not
ges her revolver 70 work. She saw him dis
tineIiy and Gays she knows him and can
idsntlly him bat does lot Know bis name.
shot Ala Father.
JansOnis Heuismer. q Hollander. who
has lived here several years. was shot by
his son, Edward Nenismer. through the
body, about thTee inches above the naval.
the ball taking . downward course through
the body lodged In the twelfth rib, where
It was found yesterday afternoon by the
physicians in attendance. The beginning
vi lhs trouble was a board bali which Ed
ward owed bis father and would not pay,
50 the old man got into dispute IS 20 set
thing, when his son pulled from his pocket
\ - oalibre revolver and fred. The shoot
ing occurred on Monday night at 10 o clock
EdwLrd vas between twenty and thirty
lee. away from his father. After seeing
" hat ne nad done he followed the Old lu2n
into the house, when his father told him
TO leave forever. Daring the night lie told
two witnesses that his son had shot him.
Edward has been in this country about ten
weeks. lie left his vile and children IN
the old county.
The people along Horton-ave. got up q
fund between themselves ana had fireworks
of their own. The secretary and president
OF the fun got ali the Chinese lanterns they
could aud lined both sides OF the avenue
for about six blocks. They had large
stand built in the middle OF four streets
intersection where they used their rockets
and Roman candles 10 make things
pleasant.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

Cz1=. s. weasra Aseazs. Fas FslEssAs-
Azs4i.s -ssayezs1 sgeEl 4zsra-as - : 9eseck.
AesKs6oS. wI0SzsDAY. gVLY 8
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

n IIlIlIl|!IlI lI!I!Il
! | | / ]! l l ] D d |! |! D
Lost.
4 osT-ALAR6E cRgsfAL EARDROP FINnER
IL MI y s1itatss Iesasded - returning . .
70 ssesi : Ho-el -
/ Osf ~ AZ IRISH sPAxIEL FCP, MEAS
L. o.d. ansaSD % the n&ar Of Turk. f.e4se
Ieturn y tie Telegram Herald ONE or 10 q. Z.
Ransom once on t4Asl Il. good feNAra vi.
Be paid. l.slt
Hesp Wanfed--Mate.
mANTED-YoUSG NAN TO WORK IL COM
w tAissien l0nss, must write good ouslness
hand. Address IN own whiting G. 4 ". bex y
Telegram Herald once IL
uTASTED - 500 LABORERs FOR KANSAS.
W Iowa aud Illinois; highest Wages. tree fare
Carlstlzn. - South Waterloo-sf coTDer Of
Lake. caiesgo. Enclose staap for reply. = tao
Hefp Waafed-- Female.
WASTED = THREE FIgsTcLAss DINING
" roo,n giris al sweet's Hotel. Apply - once
Sweets Hotel. ls4
WANTED-A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL FOR
w genera house work, Cnly three IN family.
Apply at 70 Crescentaye' iso
yVANTED AT ONCE, FIRST CLASS WAIST
: and shirt makers. 70 finish out the sessotl;
Also 20 make engagements with experienced
waist and skirt gils. for the fall aud wnter ses-
son. irst class wages Tor frat a. work. Apply
AZ once, Mrs. c. p. conu, No. Rsns0m H. lso
MA NTED--A GIRL TO Do GENERAL KITCH-
w en- work the washing done out OF the
house Apply al li3 csnsl-st. Leo
llFANTED-NUksE GIRL FOR ONE CHILD.
" Mn. VIM. Scott, S02 Crescentave. l4
yUANIED - GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w Homework. Enquire at las y. Division OF
2s Csnal-st. islu
I,TANTED TWO EXPERIENCED DINING
w room girls, must Dc Inst class walters. Wages
si5 per month. Captain Read, Forest ave. House.
Frankfort, Mich. is7
MANTED-Iwo FIRST CLASS LAUNDREssEs
W at the Vendome. iss Fulton st. ld
yXTANTED COMPETENT COOK AND
w laund ess, 70 go north In q small family.
good wsges paid. For particulars enquire At once
OF MS. +. 4. Case, No 2lS Cttswasi. 1871
yUANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work, 524 Cheuy-st. lsaf
For Keat--H0uses.
NOR KENT-THE HOUSE NO q sFRING-SF
i suitable for small boarding house or for family
use. Ii LeoI ard Il Sons, Cor Spring and Fulton-st.
lss
JloR RENT-A STORE 40. IS OTIAwA-sT,
i new Aldrich Block. Enquire OF J. Boyd Pant
lind i7stf
TOR RENT THE NEW RATHBUN HOUSE,
i the most desirable located Hotel Ia the city,
80 rooms. Apply for terms 70 VIM ID. Gilbert, l05
Ottawa-st Gas Office le7tf
NOR RENT-TWO STORES WITH EASEMENTS
+ in Clarendon Hotel Building. Would be rent
cheap Enquire al Clarendon Hotel or Jos
Jsckoboice, Proprietor West Side Iron Works 2O6
TOR RENT-CHOlCE OFFICES IN A NEW
Block. Enquire of d. A. Blodgett. 1874
TOR RRNT-A HOUSE WITH ALL MODERN
L Improvements. Enquire OF q. kortlander, IL
and ia Cenal-st. lf9;f
TOR RENT - CONVENIENT FLATS FOR
i small families in the new DerOy block, w
Fulton-st. Inquire at 22l Mt. Fernon-st l41t
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

yrASTED-GENERAL AGENT TO HANDLE
w william coVper-plsfe fnsp ~ The nltcd
STATES, Mexico, etc. siz3 s,5rt9 inches. ".
smith d Co 70 sixth a.. Phiisdei phis Pt-N071
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

INN ADY AGENTS WANTED At ONCE.
lttft IL New article or ladies only. 500
can make *z5 day. Ars II Little. Chicago, III
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

TTkEpWAzE 81 lsFSEeS FOR saIE-w EI.L
III i5caft1 II ce1ige ~ 1.fF Aia ST. IS 6i.ee1zf
- zoez bager cg vi exessngs Sc ere reel
ezrste. AIRS Farewsre, care f1sA carer
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

T-cE sAIEASoTgCr THTs. s08E or THE
teef a-d no<s r. szse tf1T1tes ra1e ia ne
cftv a. = iow frre hsso tarce god t1stEess
ios< fss sale a1s dwe sug i0fs - Vsxy lcF prices
fsli 50 Dl~isaoa.s * ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

IETArTED- AGENTS IL MTcHtoAN. WIS
w c5rsin and TIiaoss 70 sel on uEBDissi7n
ol.r ffnes of Standard books AID buusehold neces-
NfieS On e 1thly payments isrhllg oia;es.
albums books Rogers sllverHsrs, clocks rugs.
snd 11uscai instruments ioeai agents Fhnfeo
everTwnsrs fo srbosn We wig JOB these rrods
cheap fo- cesh or AGENTS sTeTar7 st<lt 8 :
dsT no expsrsence ~ irvestu7eat necessary afn1
fol terms John Gstely and Co. Ia kaniol p-st
Chicsca IeiTf
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

IvoR s8IE-AT - FAST FrIToS-s1. a s7EIE-
vss Tzsaa E-ieE So 5t
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

. n AwFrK. TO EVERY AGENT SIZZLING
c-bD Carrrings Furniture Polish. Big money.
Fines II tns Horio. send ~. fr sample b0fi4e
f.rff
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06
Woney To Loan.

MONEY YES, ] HAVE IT FOR YOU AT
M 3 8. :. and per cent on FIRST sfcrrity.
Mortgages negotiated. City and f&T1 properly
for sale or exchange. fire Insurance st iowest
rates Raj road bonsls wanted, D. A. Johnston
No. % CaEal-sl. room d, Grand aplds. julyis
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

Yvop skLR-- cSF kTITM8E TtyIoR
scar fareS1sT eazs1 re 1esrT rev
1Eesp fsT sssh zT e1rksnee ser rzsl es.ete =,
- A. Trs1sTzr. = : B~f1s LeRof = - Ilrf
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

WANTED - AT ONCE, FIRST CLASS WAIST
" and shirt mskers 20 finish out the season.
Also 20 make engAgemeDts with experienced
waist and skirt gils, for the fall and wiuter ses-
son. irst class wages Tor frat work. Apply
AZ once, Mrx. c. =. cOnu, No. Ransom IL lso
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

T70R sAIE-TEN FURNISHED ROOMS ALL
Il new f1rat re va ie s0.f 50 A tafEa.n for
ssssh. Crood io.liTy. -0-r1s rrDi res1ilg- Af6fes
A p e Box & Te ezra as -fifrsld e.tlce- -
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

WAETED-A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL FOR
w general house work. only three IN family.
Apply at 70 Crtscentage' ieo
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

YVASTED - THREE FIRsTcLAsS DINING
" loom girls az sweets Hotel Apply q. once
Sweets Hotel. ls4
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

ThNi sae Only anoe III the country that = he.
inr relaiie6 tct'aT a. the gs1nfsCflrers actual
- -.essfa r~iea snf ire wei deserved rocu. .sFisy
has ieJ ga ns.r worthless I'm -ati0as whlch can
nos compare win the original
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-06

rxsR ssT E-5sasso-FT nRYHAEfz NAfTE 2
Eenber Tt< ~ "a geEr aFe a.
rs b. sat eTf ~ s. we sre1 ererf ~ ze1
srs fro~ tea k9s a91rez r = szs1eg
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